Heritage and duty echo in town’s call to action
A collage of patriotic quotes, civic exhortations, and social commentary urges residents to reclaim pride in the town. It celebrates national symbols and calls citizens to clean, repair, and beautify their streets while warning against neglect and complacency. A melancholic Lost-A-Boy reflection attributes the loss to parental distraction and missed responsibility.
Home and mothers influence fill life with duty and care
A passionate plea on the home as life’s cornerstone urging young people to value home life and maternal sacrifice. It recalls a missing boy in a church pew and honors a mother who toiled daily from dawn to night to support her family, urging repayment of her debt in love.
Billy Sunday Prayer at New York Tabernacle
Billy Sunday spoke in New York drawing applause as he prayed for unity beyond race and creed. He praised judge Rosalsky for jail sentences over anti enlistment literature and urged all Americans to defend the flag. The Jamestown High School commencement was held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Tabernacle
New York
Jesus
Father
Rosalsky
Lord
Jamestown High School
Mortgage Sale Notice of High Point Property
Mortgagee sale by Southern Live Stock Insurance Company and assignee T F Wrenn. Real estate in High Point North Carolina to be sold at public auction on June 4 1917 at 12 o'clock noon. Property includes 70 1/2 acres more or less with various bounds and references to adjacent lands and railroad lines. Proceeds to satisfy mortgage debt with specified exceptions and prior conveyances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Gray
Southern Live Stock Insurance Company
Register of Deeds’ Office
T. F. Wrenn
Home Banking
High Point
N. C
Dougan Davis
Sam Jordan
Crawford
York Foster
Foster
Jordan’s
Jordan
Jordan’s Corner
E. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Jackson Gannaway
Daniels Brooks
Admi
Ashboro
P. Ridge
EB. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Mann Drug Company
Land Conveyances and Mill Dam Lands Description 1917
Long legal description of land parcels including various corners, measurements, rights of way, and reservations tied to Dougan Davis and other grantors. Mentions dammed land, railroad rights, and specific book and page references. Declares sale of farm acreage as a whole or split, with dwelling lot sold separately, on May 1, 1917. Mortgagee Southern Live Stock Insurance Company. Assignor T. F. Wrenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantor
Dougan Davis
J. P. Redding
Ashboro
Southern Power Co
Wilmer Hazleton
Jesse A. Miller
Hazelton
J. A. Miller
Ashboro Railway Co
Dongan Davis
Lucinda Davis
Willowbrook Street
J. B. Johnson
Rumning
E. F. Kearn
Erantor
W. G. Bradshaw
Southern Live Stock Insurance Company
T. F. Wrenn, Asignec
Vinci tonic helps overworked mother recover health
Mrs. Ana Becker reports nervous breakdown and headaches. After trying Vinci tonic, she notes improvement within two weeks and feels well again. Ad promotes Vinci as a non secret tonic to strengthen weak, run down people. Matton Drug Co. High Point North Carolina endorses sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Collinsville
Ana Becker
Matton Drug Co
High Point, N. C
Beautiful 42 piece Bluebird China set sale notice
Picture shown of a 42 piece Bluebird China set offered for a few days at 498 dollars. Compared to other sellers asking 12 dollars and up per item. See notice elsewhere for more details.
Public health nurse mourns river tragedy relative
Miss Berhta Nichols of this city was called to Rockford Sunday afternoon after the drowning death of her brother Ed gar and three others when a boat sprang a leak on the French Broad river near Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berhta Nichols
Rockford
Edgar
French Broad River
Asheville
The Law as to Taking a Newspaper
The article summarizes U S Court decisions on newspaper taking. It states that subscribers are presumed to renew unless they notify otherwise. A publisher may continue sending until dues are paid after a discontinuance order. If a subscriber fails to take the paper from the post office he remains responsible until settled and discontinued. Moving without informing the publisher may render the subscriber responsible for the undelivered issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Colorful man James York tried for murder in Guilford County
James York, a colored man who killed Fred Turner near the city last fall and fled to Pittsburg where he was captured, was tried in Guilford County court last week and sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James York
Fred Turner
Pittsburg
Guilford County
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L. Stamey
John A. Dix
Heaven
Anon
Chichester
Tamond Jen
Civicu
Parker's
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N. X
United Confederate Veterans
Reunion
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Charlotte
E. Burgess
Southern
Allen
L.S. Fox
Wachovia Bank
Landon D. Walker
M. D
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Lindsay St
Eastman
Matton Drug
Comany
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Magnolia
Orethy
Stamp
Lyon Mfg.Co
South Fifth St
Brooklyn
Bank ¢ Commerce
Bank of Commerce
O. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
H. A. Mis
A. M. Ranxm
V-Prest
G.A. Pottock
Asst
Cashier
the Commercial National Bank
Cc. J. el
C. M. Hauser
A J. Idol
Arends
Cc. H. Warnes Asst